The Spaniards are calling for a re-enclosed in Madrid; cases in Reykjavik connected to two French visitors
At the latest on Thursday, the British chancellor defended his resolve to update the government’s licensing program with a plan that would subsidize runners’ salaries. Workers will need to paint at least a third of their normal hours to qualify for the new employment program.
Speaking at a press convention on Downing Street, Rishi Sunak said replacement was necessary to manage the long-term economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“We cannot continue to provide the same point as we did at the beginning of this crisis,” he told reporters. “It is not sustainable during a prolonged era. “
Buckingham Palace is tightening its belt after a planned double blow of 35 million pounds due to the Covid-19, while royal accounts reveal that flights from Sussex to southern Africa charge around 250,000 euros and Prince Andrew contracted a freight of 16,000 euros for a trip to Northern Ireland. golf tournament.
The palace also showed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had made a “substantial contribution” to an unexplained amount to Frogmore Cottage’s sovereign grant, their renovated Windsor staff with 2. 4 million pounds of public cash before the couple moved to Los Angeles.
The one-time payment for several years of rent is set at an advertising rate and takes into account the accumulation in the price of the assets after the renewal. A high-level fountain at the palace said the personal lease would cover the couple’s 2. 4 million pounds agreed to pay the sovereign subsidy, wish to withhold it and will have to make additional rental bills in the coming years:
The global number of coronavirus deaths has taken a bleak step as we estimate the death rate of one million lives lost to the virus in just nine months.
Recently, there have been 980,299 deaths on the Johns Hopkins University tracker, which is in official government data. It is believed that the actual figure will be higher due to delays in reports, other definitions and verification fees, and the suspicion of under-registration in some countries.
Here are the ten toll countries in the world:
Brazil recorded 32817 cases of coronavirus in more than 24 hours and 831 deaths due to the disease, the Ministry of Health said Thursday. South America’s largest country has recorded more than 4. 6 million cases of viruses since the onset of the pandemic. , according to the ministry, classifying it as the third worst epidemic in the world after the United States and India. Nearly 140,000 more people have died from the disease in Brazil, which is located a moment after the United States in coronavirus deaths.
The state of Victoria, the coronavirus hot spot in Australia, reported on Friday 8 deaths from Covid-19 in the last 24 hours and 14 new infections, as the state appears to be in a position to alleviate some serious restrictions over the weekend. End.
A day earlier, the state had reported two deaths from the virus and 12 new cases.
Londoners are looking for outdoor work in the capital as the city’s economy stagnates, one of the UK’s largest recruitment sites has sprung up, suggesting a wave of “reverse travelers” or an exodus of ongoing residents.
Indeed’s figures of millions of open jobs and research show that on 18 September, the number of tasks published in London fell by 55% to the same date in 2019.
The sharp fall reflects the effect of workplace closures and the reduction of hotel facilities in the city’s labour market:
Mental conditioning experts have partnered with nearly 2,000 members of the grieving family circle through Covid-19 to warn of a near crisis unless facilities are available for grieving parents.
Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice, in collaboration with organizations such as the British Association of Counseling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the National Bereavement Association, need the government to use comprehensive expense review to fund measures to combat the traumatic bureaucracy of bereavement:
The European Union alarmed Thursday about the coronavirus pandemic, saying it is worse now than at the peak of March in several member countries, as Europe’s governments are already reimposing drastic measures, AFP reports.
EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides said that “in some Member States the situation is now even worse than at the peak of March. “
The mortality rate has returned to the levels noted earlier this year, however, new infections are soaring once again, leading the bloc’s disease firm to report on seven “highly worrying” countries.
Countries, in addition to Spain and several states in the east of the EU, have “a higher number of hospitalized and severe cases” among the elderly and death reporting rates are increasing.
Although France is not one of the countries, it has tightened its measures: final restaurants, workplaces and gymnasiums at a time when companies were already hit by the struggle of past lockout to stay afloat.
The bars of Paris and 10 other cities will be forced to close early and the southern city of Marseille will see restaurants and bars close completely.
The place reacted with anger and frustration.
The Covid-19 virus continues to mutate the pandemic, with experts estimating that it will most likely become more contagious as coronavirus cases in the United States begin to pile up again, according to new research.
America’s new study has been a new study by the US. But it’s not the first time He analyzed 5,000 genetic sequences of the virus, which continued to mutate as it spreads through the population. The study did not reveal that mutations in the virus made it more fatal or replaced its effects, it can simply become less difficult to catch, according to a report through The Washington Post, which noted that public fitness experts recognize that all viruses have mutations, most of which are negligible.
David Morens, virologist at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the new study should not be overinterpreted, but added that the virus can simply respond to public fitness interventions such as social estating.
“All of these things are barriers to transmissibility or contagion, as the virus becomes more contagious, it is statistically greater to overcome those barriers,” he said.
Morens noted that this may only mean that the virus may continue to mutate even after a vaccine becomes available, meaning the vaccine will need to be modified, just as the flu vaccine is changed every year:
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The Covid-19 virus continues to mutate the pandemic, according to new research, with experts estimating that it will most likely become more contagious. The study did not reveal that mutations in the virus made it more fatal or altered its effects.
Meanwhile, France has set a new record for new instances of Covid-19, at more than 16,000. On Thursday 16096, the French fitness government reported new instances of coronavirus, a significant build-up since the previous record of 13498 and setting a fourth record for more infections in 8 days.